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Definition of reflection coefficient in English: reflection coefficientnoun another term for reflectance Example sentencesExamples - At present, the seabed environmental data comes from static databases that provide the bottom reflection coefficient itself or geoacoustic properties.
- In addition to the low reflection coefficient of roots, the hydraulic conductivity of roots should depend on the force (osmotic and hydrostatic pressure gradients) used to drive water across roots.
- Puncturing the endodermis of young maize roots had a substantial effect on the permeability of ions and on the root reflection coefficient, but did not affect water permeability (hydraulic conductivity) of the roots.
- Furthermore, the value of conductivity is linked with the reflection coefficient by means of the relationship given by Nobel.
- Although many approaches are possible, a long asymmetric window is applied to the synthesized residual to generate a reflection coefficient that is smoothed, scaled and used in a first order filter.
Definition of reflection coefficient in US English: reflection coefficientnoun another term for reflectance Example sentencesExamples - Although many approaches are possible, a long asymmetric window is applied to the synthesized residual to generate a reflection coefficient that is smoothed, scaled and used in a first order filter.
- Furthermore, the value of conductivity is linked with the reflection coefficient by means of the relationship given by Nobel.
- In addition to the low reflection coefficient of roots, the hydraulic conductivity of roots should depend on the force (osmotic and hydrostatic pressure gradients) used to drive water across roots.
- At present, the seabed environmental data comes from static databases that provide the bottom reflection coefficient itself or geoacoustic properties.
- Puncturing the endodermis of young maize roots had a substantial effect on the permeability of ions and on the root reflection coefficient, but did not affect water permeability (hydraulic conductivity) of the roots.
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